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B.C. declares meat inspectors essential amid public service strike

Provincial meat inspectors have been classified as essential workers amid an escalated strike by B.C. public service workers. 

Trail approves new approach to Communities in Bloom

Changes are coming to the way Trail handles its beautification program following the departure of the group's longtime chair.

Trail awards tree inventory contract

Bartlett Tree Experts was the highest-ranked of five qualified bidders and will do the work for $58,575 plus tax.

Vehicle seized for doing burnouts in Castlegar parking lot

A vehicle has been seized and a 35-year-old Slocan Park man has been issued a $368 ticket after police responded to a complaint of "multiple" vehicles driving dangerously.

BC premier lauds Teck-Anglo American merger

David Eby says he is delighted the companies have committed not just to come together, but to make their global headquarters in Vancouver.

Interview – Biologist Joanne Siderius talks kokanee salmon

Joanne Siderius joins Summit Radio Afternoon's with Andrea to discuss the Kokanee Salmon run.

Man arrested south of Castlegar on gun complaint

RCMP say they were called Wednesday to the home after the victim and a witness fled.

B.C. Greens defend voter verification process after legal threat from leadership hopeful

The B.C. Green party is defending its verification process for new members as it responds to criticism and a possible legal threat from a leadership candidate. 

Decision on Trail lab now expected in early 2026

Interior Health says a final decision on the long-term plan for laboratory services in Trail won't be made until early next year.

LNG Canada, Red Chris Mine make list of major new projects Ottawa wants to fast-track

Two northwest British Columbia projects are on the initial list of major projects the federal government is considering for fast-tracking. 

Open drug use in Trail ‘mild’ compared to other places: RCMP boss

Trail's police chief says the city has a "very mild issue" with open drug use compared to other parts of BC, and he believes they have reached the limit of what can be accomplished with enforcement.

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